Hasanah

Hasanah funds work across education, food security, healthcare, microenterprise, poverty alleviation, and humanitarian aid. Their projects span Africa, Asia, Latin America, England, and Wales, with beneficiaries including women, children, people with disabilities, and crisis-affected populations. The platform focuses on interventions that deliver clear, trackable impact through a digital feedback loop, supporting initiatives that range from microloans for rural women in East Africa to fruit tree planting in El Salvador and health education in Kenya.

Hasanah supports a wide range of organisations and individuals, including grassroots NGOs, registered charities, community groups, social enterprises, and individual applicants. There is no religious restriction; the platform is open to all faiths. Beneficiaries prioritised include women, children, people with disabilities, and crisis-affected populations. Organisations should be able to demonstrate clear, verifiable impact and align with the platform's vision of ethical philanthropy and transparency.

Hasanah does not fund unvetted activities or projects without clear, trackable impact. Any initiative that cannot provide transparent reporting or measurable outcomes is excluded. They also avoid supporting work that does not align with their principles of accountability and fairness.

Hasanah operates through a technology platform that emphasises radical transparency and a digital feedback loop. Donors can track the real-time impact of their contributions, ensuring accountability. Unsolicited applications are accepted, and funding is directed to projects that meet the platform's vetting and impact criteria. The approach is designed to build trust and ensure efficient resource allocation.